Silicon Dioxide (SiO2) FTIR peaks

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The discussion focuses on identifying the FTIR peaks for silicon dioxide (SiO2). A specific reference is made to a paper by M. Hirose et al., which analyzes Si-O-Si vibrations using ATR results. The paper indicates that the FTIR and ATR wavenumbers are similar, particularly around 1220 cm-1. The source of the paper is Microelectronic Engineering, published in 1993. This information is crucial for those studying SiO2 characteristics in microelectronics.
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Hi,
i am looking for the SiO2 FTIR peaks.

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Hi,
I think you can refer this paper by M. Hirose et al...In this paper, there was an analysis of Si-O-Si vibration from ATR result. I think the number of wavenumbers of FTIR and ATR is similar around 1220cm-1.

Microelectronic Engineering 22 (1993) 3-10
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